The Life Of Eliza Mary Willats, 1867-1902, Through Documentation.

In the serene confines of Number 37, Charlotte Street, All Paul’s, Marylebone, a the illustrious Willats family welcomed a new member into their embrace. Within the walls of this residence, amidst the genteel air of Middlesex, a child was born, a child that would illuminate the lineage of our family with grace, poise, and an … Continue reading The Life Of Eliza Mary Willats, 1867-1902, Through Documentation.

The Life Of Charlotte Ellen Willats 1859-1924, The Early Years, Through Documentation.

In the heart of bustling St Pancras, London, amidst the cobbled streets and whispers of a bygone era, a tale of resilience and tenacity unfolded. This is the story of Charlotte Ellen Willats, a name that resonates through the annals of history as a testament to the strength of the human spirit. Born in the … Continue reading The Life Of Charlotte Ellen Willats 1859-1924, The Early Years, Through Documentation.

The Life Of, Henry Richard Willats, 1856-1922, Through Documentation.

In the dimly lit corners of history, where memories fade and stories are left untold, there exists an extraordinary life that has been hidden from the world for far too long. Today, I invite you to step back in time and embark on a poignant journey through the life of my 3rd Great-Granduncle, Henry Richard … Continue reading The Life Of, Henry Richard Willats, 1856-1922, Through Documentation.

The Life Of William George Willats (Biggun), 1853-1897, The Early Years, Through Documentation.

In the annuals of our family history lies a tale, a story that resonates across time, traversing generations to touch our hearts today.  As I continue to embark on my journey of discovery, I find myself drawn to the life of a remarkable individual, my third great-grandfather William George Willats, aka Biggun. He was more … Continue reading The Life Of William George Willats (Biggun), 1853-1897, The Early Years, Through Documentation.

The Life Of Richard Henry Willats 1834 – 1923, Through Documentation.

Old things are more beautifulthan many things brand newBecause they bring fond memoriesof things we used to do.Old photographs in albums,love letters tied with lace,Recapture those old feelingsthat new ones can't replace.Baby shoes, a teddy bear,a ring that grandma wore,Are treasures waiting there behinda door marked "Nevermore".Old things are more beautiful,more precious day by dayBecause … Continue reading The Life Of Richard Henry Willats 1834 – 1923, Through Documentation.